Speaking of Melbourne by the south of the scenic spots, we should be familiar with the Monington beach, hot springs and the island of the goose.
In fact, a little further south, hidden a Melbourne [peach blossom]: Wilson Promontory National Park, a prosperous urban isolation of the world's peach source.
Wilson Promontory National Park is located in the corner of Victoria.
Is a hot little red dot in the lower right corner ~
This national park, built in 1898, is the southernmost park in Victoria. It is about 157km from Melbourne and covers an area of 50500 hectares. A football field is about 1 hectare, so you can count how big it is.
Famous for its beautiful rainforests, untouched beaches, diverse creatures, and the remoteness of Wilson's Cape National Park, the park's natural landscape is well preserved. White quartz beaches, granite cliffs, forests and fern-filled valleys are dazzling, each with a beautiful view. The National Park is a natural home for many wild animals and birds. They completely ignore the existence of human beings and indulge themselves in the world of self. The main animals are kangaroo, ecole, and so on. The most common birds are Jinpuffin.
The National Park is ideal for hiking and camping, with multiple hiking routes and a 2-3-hour hike.
Wilson Point National Park near the sea, visitors can also snorkeling here! Deep into the colorful underwater world to explore offshore colorful marine flora and fauna.
It's a great place to go on foot, but a lot of hikes require walking with tents and sleeping bags on your own, so recommend a two-day, one-and-a-night version of what it's like to have an outdoor camping experience.
Travel Overview Day1
Prepare before departure:
Book camps (there are cabins, but foreigners are booked out very early, try luck), tents (be sure to carry windproof tents), sleeping bags, cushions, and other camping outfits. Water and breakfast, dinner food and related equipment; mosquito-repellent liquid
Personal toiletries, slippers and change of clothes,
The point is: comfortable sneakers! Comfortable sneakers! Comfortable sneakers!
[recommended departure 09:00AM]
It is still recommended that you go out at this time, not get up early too tired, and do not cause the night to start too late.
[first stop 10:50AM] Leongatha town
The first stop suggests stopping at Leongatha for lunch, more selective, more remote and fewer places to eat. The most important thing is to go to the supermarket in the small town to buy some dry food and prepare for these two days! There are also more supermarkets here, both Woolworth and ALDI.
Stay time: 1 hou
Navigation address: Leongatha, Victoria 3953
[second stop 12:45AM] Prom Wildlife Walk
Driving all the way, there was a lot of open space in front of us. This was the Prom Wildlife Walk parking lot. This is the only scenic spot not to look at the sea, but only the park interior, and a mass of kangaroo scenes will surely make you feel worthy of this trip.
Stay time: 40 minutes;
Navigation address: Prom Wildlife Walk, Wilsons Promontory VIC 3960;
[third stop 13:40AM] Squeaky Beach
As soon as you walk into this beach, you'll feel like you're in a new world, all your troubles are behind you, and the parking lot here is huge, and you can drive as much as you can.
It is worth mentioning, here morning and afternoon weather difference is particularly obvious, after noon "demon wind" is a little big. If you have time, you can get up early one morning and take a walk.
Stay time: 40min
Navigation address: Squeaky Beach Car Park, Wilsons Promontory VIC 3960
[fourth stop 14:30AM] Tidal Rive
Arrive at our boarding point tonight, Tidal River.. As government protects the environment, private hotels are prohibited from operating within national parks. As a result, all private hotels are built in villages and towns, so Wilson National Park is 45 minutes away.
National parks also have their own hotels, but the price is more expensive, the advantage is in the park, more convenient ~
There is an option, of course, camping, cheap and atmosphere.
In order to make camping feel better, be sure to book camping sites in advance (the campsite is still very popular, with only 30 sites with points)
They can also choose their chic forest cabin, suitable for a group of friends or family members to travel together.
Or that! Be sure to make an appointment ahead of time!
There is a small supermarket, coffee shop and outdoor cinema in the park.
Next, you can plan the tent and evening activities in advance by daybreak. The back of the camp is facing the sea. If you like surfing, you can also surf there. There is a small river next to it. You can also take your children to play with water in the river.
The Prom is one of the few accessible national parks to offer a variety of cross-country wheelchairs for everyone in need to explore the beauty of The Prom.
Among the various camps I've been to, the facilities and the scenery, can be counted as five-star camp, photo can no longer reflect its beauty.
On the night here, a cute koala came out for a stroll.
Travel Overview Day2
[first stop 10:00AM]
Telegraph Saddle Car Park
Navigate to the starting point of the hike and start walking ~
Navigation address:
Telegraph Saddle Car Park, Wilsons Promontory Road, Wilsons Promontory VIC 3960；
Bathroom, free parking, limited location;
[second stop 11:30AM]
Almost an hour's walk, you can reach the top of the mountain, blowing a breeze, overlooking the distance, is really the surrounding small mountains at a glance, the scenery is infinite!
Stay time: 30min
Navigation address: Mount Oberon Summit, Wilsons Promontory VIC 3960
[third stop 14:00PM] ready to return to Melbourne
You can go back to Melbourne after lunch on the road, or if you don't want to go home so early, you can go to Mornington Beach to watch a sunset or something, according to your habits.
Having said so much, isn't it very moving? Take this playbook and find a car for the weekend and find some friends to go out to play with!
Author: hidden Australia
